Nestle KitKat 4 Finger, the crisp wafer fingers in milk chocolate, in single packs for checkouts, canteens, vending machines and coffee breaks.
The red wrapper with its white KitKat oval and the small Nestle tab is one of the most familiar packs in any shop, and this one adds a burst reading extra crispy, extra creamy. The gallery shows the fingers snapped apart to reveal layers of wafer, a pack resting beside a latte, and another next to a cup of vanilla ice cream, along with the classic line have a break, have a KitKat. As general background, KitKat was created by Rowntree's of York, is produced globally by Nestle, and comes in two- or four-piece formats whose pieces, known as fingers, can be snapped off one at a time. That snap is typically why it works so well as a shared or paced snack. For retailers and cafes, a single four-finger pack is a steady seller at tills, in vending machines, school and office canteens, and on hotel tea trays. Commonly, cafes pair it with coffee, and dessert counters break fingers over sundaes, push them into cupcake frosting or stand them in shakes. Keep cartons cool and away from sunny windows and hot delivery vehicles, because the chocolate softens quickly in Gulf heat.
